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India & Pakistan: Chapter 18, Section 1

British colony of India - Raj = British rule over India from Remember the Sepoy Mutiny? (hint: pork & beef fat) India & Pakistan Today -Enemies with nuclear weapons aimed at one another -Hot Spot = Kashmir Independence Movement - Congress Party (Gandhi & Nehru) & Muslim League (Jinnah) Independence & Partition violence!

The Indian Subcontinent: British India (thick border) Page 564 RELIGIONS [ ] Mostly Buddhist [ ] Mostly Hindu [ ] Mostly Muslim [ ] Mostly Sikhs

The Indian Subcontinent: After Independence Page 564 COUNTRIES: (former name) & current name (West) Pakistan India (East Pakistan) Bangladesh (Ceylon) Sri Lanka REGION Kashmir CAPITALS New Delhi Islamabad

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